// FUTURE PROJECTS

What’s next.

A working roadmap for ExpoGraph and the broader GrayArea toolkit. Dates intentionally loose — we ship when it’s right, not when it’s due.

Roadmap

Direction, not commitment. Priorities shift based on what users tell us actually matters.

Q3 2026 // later

Ticketing Integrations

Two-way sync with Jira and ServiceNow so remediation actions live where engineers already work — without breaking the air-gap story.

Q3 2026 // later

Compliance Crosswalks

Automatic mapping from findings to NIST 800-171, CMMC Level 2, and CIS Controls — so a triage queue doubles as audit evidence.

Q4 2026 // later

Air-Gap Bundle

Single-binary distribution with bundled NVD/KEV mirrors for fully disconnected environments. Designed for classified and OT networks.

2027+ // exploring

Continuous Assessment Mode

Lightweight scheduled re-scan orchestration with drift detection — so ExpoGraph isn’t just point-in-time triage but ongoing posture.

2027+ // exploring

Threat Modeling Workbench

STRIDE/PASTA-style modeling that pulls real asset and exposure context from ExpoGraph instead of starting from a blank diagram.

Concepts in the lab

Earlier-stage ideas being prototyped or scoped. None of these are committed — share what resonates and we’ll prioritize.

GrayArea Recon

External attack-surface mapping built on the same self-hosted, no-telemetry principles. Pulls passive DNS, cert transparency, and exposed-service signals into ExpoGraph.

GrayArea Audit Pack

A pre-built library of CMMC and 800-171 procedure templates, evidence checklists, and SSP scaffolding — paired tightly with ExpoGraph findings.

GrayArea Sentinel

Lightweight host-side agent for collecting configuration and patch state — feeds an internal asset truth source to ExpoGraph without a full EDR install.

Plugin SDK

A small, documented SDK for writing custom importers, enrichers, and exporters — so teams can extend ExpoGraph without forking it.

Have a request? Roadmaps are best when they’re shaped by the people doing the work. If something here is interesting — or something missing is more important — let us know via the about page.